gbr.hitman
Fair Play!
+21|6892|Warwickshire, England
Hi, I have a few questions on the above...

I want to get a a flat screen monitor but there are many to choose from, I am thinking of buying this one. Is this a good monitor or are there better ones on the market for the same price?

I built my PC myself but I think i have a lot of static in it because I occasionally hear it and some times it is quite loud. Is there a way to remove this static?

What is the average temp a graphics card is supposed to be at? I have a 7800GT and it averages at 50c. Is this about right?


Thanks!
Snipedya14
Dont tread on me
+77|6987|Mountains of West Virginia
Well I cant help you much with the monitor, Im still a fanboy of CRTs.

But regarding the last two issues.


gbr.hitman wrote:

I built my PC myself but I think i have a lot of static in it because I occasionally hear it and some times it is quite loud. Is there a way to remove this static?
I dont think it is static. Static will/can ruin alot of components inside your PC. I think by now, if there was static being discharged alot, you would have some damage. And I have never actually seen a PC have this problem.


gbr.hitman wrote:

What is the average temp a graphics card is supposed to be at? I have a 7800GT and it averages at 50c. Is this about right?
Yea that is a good temp. Video Card temps are going to be higher, and sometimes alot higher, then CPU. 50c is pretty good.
Cybargs
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+2,285|7008
monitor looks good. yeah 50c for vga card is fine.
https://cache.www.gametracker.com/server_info/203.46.105.23:21300/b_350_20_692108_381007_FFFFFF_000000.png
Viper007Bond
Moderator Emeritus
+236|7097|Portland, OR, USA

gbr.hitman wrote:

I built my PC myself but I think i have a lot of static in it because I occasionally hear it and some times it is quite loud. Is there a way to remove this static?
You hear electicity arcing inside your PC? That's not good dude...
https://bf3s.com/sigs/044900892044e7fc95e599e832a086ae9bcd7efb.png

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